Note 281 — Chapter XI · THE JOURNAL OF GALLEGO—PREFATORY REMARKS.
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The New Ireland cannibals of the present day are fond of a composition of sago, cocoa-nut, and human brains. (“The Western Pacific and New Guinea.” London 1886: p. 58: by H. H. Romilly.)
[282] This is either an exaggerated statement, or it is an error in transcribing.